Disneyland opened in 1955. Since then, three new lands have been added to the park including New Orleans Square, Bear Country (later becoming Critter Country), and Toontown.

On April 22nd, Animal Kingdom celebrated its 20th anniversary! We were unable to attend, but our friend was there and sent us her pictures and told us about her experience! We’ll also share with you some of the new additions to Animal Kingdom this year! If you’re looking to book a Disney trip (or any vacation) reach out to Main

The Marceline to Magic Kingdom tour is a 3.5 hour long walk through Magic Kingdom where you learn about the history of Walt Disney, the rise of the parks, and Imagineering. You also get to go backstage Haunted Mansion!

Disney walls are the latest trend. We wrote up the directions to the best Instagram walls, and a little about what makes them so special!

Disney magic is spread daily in the parks with acts of kindness from cast members, park guests, and even strangers. We’ve asked our friends and followers to share their Disney magic stories with us. These stories are guaranteed to put a smile on your face, and make you believe in Disney magic!

Today’s “Imagineer for the Day” is all about the lost rides of Walt Disney World. We think there should be a new display area devoted to the retired rides, attractions, and concepts of Walt Disney World. And there is already a perfect location for it! Sharing the space with Walt Disney Presents.

Every kid wants to bring their Disney balloon home, but filled balloons aren’t allowed on planes. This article walks you through the steps to deflate and re-inflate your Disney bubble balloon or any other Disney balloon!

Planning a trip to Disneyland can be overwhelming, especially if Walt Disney World is your home park! We wrote up our best tips and advice to plan a Disneyland trip, and let you know our experiences!

The Mouselets love Disney podcasts and we wanted to share our four favorites with you! Our list includes Mousechat, Mouse and More, ZADD Crew, and Let’s Talk Mouse!

When Epcot opened in 1982, there were nine pavilions in Future World with the themes of communication, innovation, energy, transportation, ecosystems and nutrition, creativity and imagination, the ocean, the body, and the future. This articles describes the rise, success, and for some, the fall of each pavilion.